The Straits Times, 30 October 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE Dili V <E«TIFIED SAI,E EHEEPS 80,000 The Straits Times. He**** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958 15 CENTS
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    POLIO UP AGAIN: 16 HIT
    385 1  -  NAN HALL SABIN VACCINE DUE TODAY, AVAILABLE SOON Hospital staffs are 'desperately busy but can cope 1 Child dies, bringing fatal cases up to six I y Singapore, Wednesday A RECORD day's total of 16 paralytic polio cases were admitted to Middleton Hospital between midnight
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    Federation watching situation in Singapore
    69 1 Federation watching situation in Singapore KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Health is seriously studying the polio, myelitis situation in Singapore to decide if an order should be placed for vaccine from abroad. At the moment there is only a small quantity of one type of polio vaccine available. Private
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    Lock icon FACE OF A MAN UNDER DEATH SENTENCE
    54 1 FACE OF A MAN UNDER DEATH SENTENCE v_HO BONG AM, leader of the outlawed Progressive Party m Korea, who is charged with espionage and violation of the national security law, is seen being sentenced to death by a three-man panel headed by Chief |udge Kirn Yong Jin of the Seoul
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    Police charge into armed crowd
    170 1  -  HAROLD SOH By Singapore, Wednesday. A PLAIN-CLOTHES corporal was assaulted tonight when police charged into an armed crowd and arrested four men following a tip-off that a gang clash would occur in Johore Road. Although bruised on his hands and body, Det. Cpl. Sardara Singh
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    Lock icon Brinsford visit
    31 1 LONDON, Wed. Col. C. M. Bennett, a Maori who was recently appointed New Zealand High Commissioner in Malaya, today visited Brinsford Lodge, the Malayan Teachers' Training College here.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Australia visit
    26 1 JAKARTA, Wed.— Dr. Subandrio, the Indonesian Foreign Minister, today indicated that he will visit Australia soon for talks on Dutch-ruled West New Guinea. Reuter.
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    Commercial radio plan
    249 1  -  PATRICIA MORGAN for Colony after the split By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore division of Radio Malaya will start commercial broadcasting after it is split from the Federation on Jan. 4. The commercial service will be operated in addition to the national network. It is believed the Government
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    Lock icon 11th is a boy
    35 1 LONDON, Wed.— A son was born today to the wife of the Vietnam Ambassador in London, Ngo Dinh Luyen. The envoy already has 10 other children— all of them girls.— Reuter
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    Lock icon NEW POPE APPEALS FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
    262 1 VATICAN CITY, Wed. —Pope John XXIII, broadcasting from the conclave area where he was elected last night, appealed to the rulers of the world today to act in such a way as to inspire mutual confidence. He spoke in Latin into two silver
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    TIN September output lowest in 11 years
    132 1  - TIN September output lowest in 11 years GEOFFREY BOUND By Singapore, Wed. TIN remains the black spot of Malaya's economy. Fifty-one per cent of the Federation mines have now closed down since December last year when restriction of production started under the international agreement. This has resulted in 12,599 tin
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    MacDONALD TO STAY ON AS VARSITY HEAD
    289 1  - MacDONALD TO STAY ON AS VARSITY HEAD R. CHANDRAN By Singapore, Wednesday \MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD, the British High i Commissioner to India, is to stay on as Chancellor of the University of Malaya, until the University has completed its present important constitutional changes This decision follows high level talks Mr.
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    Snowy Moscow
    18 1 MOSCOW, Wed.— Moscow yesterday had the heaviest snowstorm known in October for more than 20 years.
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    Oil men put off strike by week
    191 1 Oil men put off strike by week SINGAPORE, Wed. The strike by 2,700 employees of threi- oil companies here scheduled to start after next Tuesday, has been postponed for a week. This is because of a "technical fault" in the strike notices served on the manage- ments of Shell. Standard
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 IFRUS BLA HURTS Sl* n r»< caned i ..in. t i tod ij l K ■> in'" ■•■ur- undamaged and took oil for itn
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    Lock icon Get down to it
    28 1 WASHINGTON, Wod.—Delegates to the Colombo Plan conference In Seattle settled down yesterday to serious work behind closed doors, guarded by United States marines. Reuter.
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    1,000 shipwright contractors' men are planning to strike
    249 2 NOTICE OF STOPPAGE TO GO OUT TODAY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. \IOKK than 1,000 workers employed in cleanMg ships are threatening to strike in support <»l their demands for higher pay and better working conditions. The Singapore Ship Cleaning Workers' Union will serve the
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    Poppy day appeal: Be more generous
    98 2 Poppy day appeal: Be more generous SINGAPORE. Wed Tlk chairman of the Poppy Day Appeal Committee. Mr. W. G. H. Pike, ha.s asked lor more generous support lor this year's Poppy Day as there was a "heavier demand" on the Benevolent Fund of the Ex-Services Association of Singapore. To help
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    VARSITY AUDIENCE 'NO' TO CONTROL OVER PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE
    289 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Graduates and undergraduates of the University of Malaya tonieht threw out by an overwhelming majority a motion at their reunion week debate that the stat:- should control universities. Speakers from the floor attached the motion. The PAP economic expert.
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    Woman fined
    36 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Siti Noor binte Ismail, ol PaMr M.t>. Xt lantan. was fined $400 in the magistrate's court here today for fraudulent evasion of Customs duty amounting to S.V7 on sa:md children's clothes.
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    DRIVER CRAWLED OUT OF WRECK
    109 2 AN RAF FITTER. Sha Deen. 28. had a miraculous, escape yesterday evening when a bus rammed his car from the roar at the 101 mile. Changi Road. Singapore. He was at the wheel ot the car This picture shows his cor buned about three feet
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    Lock icon IN BRIEF
    185 2 tONDON Wed— ADJ dul Rank. 28. who tint appeared on a charge of wounding Kenneth P i n n o c k three weeks ago. was chanced with murder In B London court yesterday. Plßnoek, an toe cream sidesman, died a Tew hours after giving evidence. Both men
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    Lock icon Peasent' sons Pope is spolished diplompent
    691 2 Peasent' sons Pope is spolished diplompent I VATICAN CITY, j vVed.— The new MPope, who chose the I title of John XXIII, is Iho son of a pea I stint. Yet he is equalj ly ;it ease in palaces ami humble homes. He was born Angelo j Guiseppe Roncalli on
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    Lock icon Cyprus: A blsiptomatow for peace hopes
    310 3 GREECE TELLS NATO: DROP YOUR PLAN FOR ROUND-TABLE TALKS PARIS, Wednesday. (JREECE officially asked her North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies today to drop their efforts to convene a round-table conference on Cyprus. The request was made at today's weekly session of the NATO permanent
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    RECORD FLIGHT FOR PHILIP
    157 3 O.WA, Wed.— Prince Philip arhere yesterday a three-day visit a record flight the Atlantic by The BOAC jet airliner was ahead of schedule landed at Uplands here. red the 3,320 miles London at an average peed of 420 m.p.h. Abound flight relt was alter sunset be
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    Lock icon Free trade: Big step forward
    61 3 Wed. Negotiations free trade zone in Eu>k an important step rd today. seventeen nation .aiini; committee agreed I set up a Ministerial team with full powers to "bull<Uv/.p" the way to a free trade irea agreement by January 1. Phe decision ended a threeclay wrangle
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    Lock icon RED AUTHOR REJECTS HIS NOBEL PRIZE
    138 3 RED AUTHOR REJECTS HIS NOBEL PRIZE STOCKHOLM. Wed.—Rus£s sian author Boris Pasternak today rejected the 1958 Nobel Prize for literature, worth about (Malayan) $125,000. apparently under pressure from Soviet authorities. It was believed the first time the world's most honoured award for literature had been turned down by a recipient.
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    Lock icon 'We may resume H-bomb tests'
    160 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. —The Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, at his news conference today, said the U.S. would make plans to resume atomic test*) if the Russians should continue nuclear explosions beyond Oct. 31. Mr. Dulles said Russia had reversed its policy on halting
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    Lock icon Big demand by U.S. for planes made in Britain
    107 3 Big demand by U.S. for planes made in Britain LONDON. Wed. Britain is selling more aircraft than ever before to overseas buyers, and the United States is the best customer, official figures disclosed today. The Society of British Aircraft Constructors said today the current export rate is £13.000.000 a month,
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    Lock icon ALGERIA: NEW RIGHTIST BID TO KEEP BODY
    207 3 ALGERIA: NEW RIGHTIST BID TO KEEP BODY ALGIERS. Wed. Al- geria's rightist committees of public safety set up a new governing body today in a fresh attempt to keep the ground from crumbling away under their feet. Representatives of the committees, which sprang up throughout Algeria following the rebellion last
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    FIRMS SLASH HIRE PURCHASE TERMS
    142 3 Car firms bid to boost sales LONDON. Wednesday. BRITAIN'S traders and finance houses yesterday began working out their rental schemes in preparation for the end of restrictions on hire purchase today. Many firms predicted there would not be a big spendiim spree. The general view
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    Lock icon CHIANG MEN SILENCE 55 RED GUNS
    108 3 CHIANG MEN SILENCE 55 RED GUNS 'TAIPEH. Wed— Heavy Nationalist counter-fire has knocked out 55 Communist shore guns since the shooting war reopened at the Quemoy islands nine days ago, Nationalist military sources *aid today. New eight -inch Queinoy guns and intensified bombarding of Communist targets were responsible for this
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    LONDON STOCKS
    308 3 T ONDON. Wed— London stock markets made substantial progress today for the start of a new ir.nl u in account period. Sentiment was still under the influence of the removal of the remaining hire purchase restrictions while the better overnight performance of Wall Street also helped sentiment Gilt-edued
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    RUBBER
    35 3 LONDON. Wed— Spot 25 \d., Dec. 25 7 ,d.. Jan-Mar. 26'sd., Anril-June 26' id.. July-Sept. 2«',d.. OCt.-Dec 26', d., Nov. e.i.f. 2S 'i d.. Dec. c.l.f. 25 id.. January c.i.f. 25"id.. Tone: Quietly steady.
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    TIN
    20 3 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £748 i. sellers £749. Forward buyers £744... sellers £745. Settlement £131; a.m. nil p.m. 135 tons.
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    Reports sweep Hollywood again: 'A baby for Marilyn'
    141 3 Reports sweep Hollywood again: 'A baby for Marilyn' HOLLYWOOD. Wed.—Reports persisted here today tbat Marilyn Monroe, wife of playwright Arthur Miller, is expecting a baby when the actress failed to appear again for work on the set of "Some Like It Hot." "Everybody connected with the film is burned up."
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    'Black ghost' kicks boy, makes him clairvoyant
    339 4 STRANGE THINGS HAPPEN IN A CHINESE HOME BOMOHS FAIL TO DRIVE THE SPIRIT AWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A CHINESE boy living in a Klang Road house says he has been kicked by a ghost and now he seems to have developed powers of
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    ACTING WAS FINE AND CARRIED THE DAY
    172 4 ACTING WAS FINE AND CARRIED THE DAY SINGAPORE, Wed. Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Yeomen of the Guard" opened at the Cultural Centre tonight with a rousing performance by the New Sceneshifters. The acting generally was fine and carried the day. Ho Kian Ping was a ferociously moustached Colonel Fairfax. He
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    Dagger men rob woman
    56 4 Dagger men rob woman SINGAPORE. Wed. Three men with daggers tonight robbed Madam Sim Poon. 63. of about $350 in cash and jewellery, in her hut at Kampong Tai Seng. They cm her hand when she resisted. Madam Sim was found gagged and tied up in her room. Six police
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    Bandit food dump found
    48 4 IPOH, Wed.— A patrol ot the Ist. Bn.. Sherwood Foresters lound a terrorist food dump, containing 80 katis of rice, in the Operation Ginger area of Central Perak. yesterday. Another patrol from the same battalion located an old terrorist camp with accommodation for 10.
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    MALAYA WILL SEEK UNESCO's HELP
    145 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE Federation is to seek substantial help from UNESCO to implement the country's technical education programme. The request will be made at the UNESCO general conference in Paris next month when the Federation will attend for the first time as a full member
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    $30,000
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    U.S. envoy ill, cancels visit
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Wid. The American Ambassador to Vietnam. Mr! Elbridge Durbrow, has cancelled his proposed visit to Singapore this weekend because of illnesv Mr. and Mrs. Durbrow are now expected to make an unofficial visit here at some later date.
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    New look for seven P & O liners
    46 4 New look for seven P O liners SINGAPORE. Wed. Seven P O liners are to be air-conditioned throughout during the next 18 months. Among them is the '4.000 ton Chusan. a regular cailer at Singapore. The others are the Oreades. Arcadia. Himalaya. Iberia. Orsova and Oron•ay
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    Taking over
    39 4 BUKIT MLRTAJAM. Wed. -Inch*- Abdul K.idir Din Talib from Nibong Tebal will be the new District Officer, Bukit Mertajam. in place ot Mr. J. W. Telfcr. who is leaving on Malayanisation at the "nd of this month.
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    ANTI-CAR THEFT SQUAD CATCHES FIRST THIEF
    141 4 ANTI-CAR THEFT SQUAD CATCHES FIRST THIEF SINGAPORE. Wediv. THE week old Anti-Car Theft Squad of the Sing* pore Police arrested a man this morning hours after a report was mad.'. In the Fourth Singapore District Court, a few hours later. Ismail bin Bakri, 28. pleaded guilty to theft of a
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    Tengku in Alor Star to attend a wedding
    63 4 Tengku in Alor Star to attend a wedding 4 I,OK STAB, Wed i\ Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul K.ilini.m. flcu hen today from Kuala Lumpur to attend Ike wedding of his grand-niece, Tengku Maheran binte Tent lzham. tomorrow nii.li Tengku Maheran. who with the Alor Star W Department, is marryinf a
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    – 'LABOUR MAN TO BE EXPELLED' RUMOUR IN PERAK
    136 4 'LABOUR MAN TO BE EXPELLED' RUMOUR IN PERAK IPOH. Wed 1 circles he* buzzed with n that. Mr. N< manuel, sir the Perak bran Labour Party. expelled Mr. Emmanu by the Strait"l have also hea rumours that i headquarters arc take action ag my criticism ol in forming a k-door
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    MRNVR parade
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Commander-in-Ch;e; East Naval Station. Vice-Ad. miral Sir Gerald Glad-tone, will inspect the Singapore dU vision of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer R> HMS Laburnum in the Telcic Ayer Basin on Nov. 7 I D.m.
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    Sew chief at Far East Air Force H.Q.
    66 5 Sew chief at Far East Air Force H.Q. AIR VICE MARSHAL E. M. F. Grundy. who has taken up his appointment a s Air Officer in charge of administration at Far East Air Force headquarters, Singapore, succeeding: Air Vice Marshal E. C. Bates. Air Vice Marshal Grundy, who was chairman
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    MYSTERY MEN ON MISSION TO BUY GUNS IN SIAM
    325 5 MYSTERY MEN ON MISSION TO BUY GUNS IN SIAM Malacca weekend landing drama: 3 were Indonesian rebel agents KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ]4IE five men who landed with such mystery in Malacca during the weekend are now believed to be on their way to a Siamese port to buy arms and
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    Cyclist killed
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A cyclist, Chee Seng 14m, 19, was killed in a collision with a Traction Company bus at Geylang Road this morning. The road toll for this month is now eight killed.
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    Office-hours 'school' for SIT officers
    142 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.- -SingaO pi re Improvement Trust officers who wish to attend courses at the Polytechnic during office hours, will be granted leave with pay. the board's chairman. Mr. A. B. Sewell. said today. But he added: "The trust expects officers granted leavr with pay
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    He guides bandit ten miles to freedom
    133 5 He guides bandit ten miles to freedom 4 LOR STAR, Wed. A Malay villager walked 10 miles with a terrorist through a jungle track to help the man surrender. The Malay was rowing along a jungle stream when he came across a stranger, dressed in jungle green, standing on the
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    Women plan meeting
    61 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Delegates from more than 12 countries will attend a women's seminar here next January to discuss the civic rights and duties of women. The week-long seminar is being organised by the Pan Pacific South-East Asian Women's Association, and will cost about $50,000. A branch of
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    TAXIMAN SAYS: INSPECTOR KICKED ME IN STATION
    501 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.-- A taxi-driver told a magistrate today thai while he was under arrest in the Chargeroom of the Beach Road police station an inspector kicked him. Leong Peng Keen. 29, of Margaret Drive, identified his i alleged assailant as DetectiveInspector Leo Fernanao.
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    CANADA WOULD WELCOME EASIER TRADE
    275 5 CANADA WOULD WELCOME EASIER TRADE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Canadian Finance Minister, Mr. Donald Flem--1 ing. said today that he would be very happy if any country which maintained import restrictions against hard dollar countries would do away with them. Mr. Fleming had been asked whether, on his present visit, he
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    HANDICRAFT SALE ON AT HOSPITAL
    87 5 HANDICRAFT SALE ON AT HOSPITAL SINGAPORE. Wed. Lady Goode. wife of the Governor of Singapore, today opened the annual sale and exhibition of handicrafts made by patients of the Hospitals' Diversional Therapy Unit. It was held at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital where the unit is housed. There were 10,062
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    Holiday tour in Australia
    26 5 SEGAMAT. Wed. Inche Ooyub bin Abdul Manas, former Segamat District Officer, and his wife. Che Aminah. have left for Australia on holiday.
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      306 5 WmWmmmmmmmmmmmwßSmfUmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmM POLICE BAND conrert at Ka-| YMCA (Orchard Roadi: Botlyj tons Park. 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. building, weightlifting 4 p.m., PUBLIC TALK on "Indo- Judo 4.30 p.m. and iseniorj 5.30 nesian Art" by artist R. Basoekl p.m. Abdullah at Sim.s Avenue Com- SINGAPORE RECORDED Mti munity Centre, 8 p.m.
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    'ROLL-UP' WINNERS STILL UNPAID
    103 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The "roll-up," a new I system of betting intro- duced by a bookmaking syndicate a few months ago, went out of busi-1 ness yesterday follow-1 Ing a bad knock on the first day. Four well-backrd fancies. High Sovereign. Waxer, Picture Goer II and Steve,
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    Envoy's visit
    31 6 JESSELTON, Wed. Mr. S. K. Banerji, High Commissioner for India in Malaya and Commissioner for India in Singapore, is spending a few days here meeting people of North Borneo
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    Workers offer to 'rescue' 99 from sack
    248 6 17S WILLING TO SACRIFICE ONE*AND*A>>HALF BAYS PAY A WEEK UNION'S SUGGESTION TO SHOE FIRM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ABOUT 175 employees of the Bata Shoe Company in North Bridge Road, Singapore, are prepared to sacrifice one-and-a-half-days pay a week to "save" 99 colleagues from being
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    TWO CONCERTS FOR JACK TEAGARDEN
    118 6 FAMOUS American jazz trombonist Jack Tea. garden will be coming to Singapore with his sextet for two performances at the Victoria Memorial Hall in December. His appearance here is being jointly sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the United States Information Ser. vice.
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    Freighter is freed on third try
    88 6 pulled clear after 300 tons of cargo had been removed from the hold. Two Royal Navy tugs helped to refloat the freighter after three tries. The freighter, carrying 2,000 tuns of general cargo, was en route to Jakarta from Hong Kong via Singapore. SINGAPORE,
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    SILAT ROAD MURDER: A SEVENTHMAN CHARGED
    79 6 SILAT ROAD MURDER: A SEVENTHMAN CHARGED SINGAPORE. Wed. Lee Yong Kheng. alias Ah San, was charged in a magistrate's court today with the murder of Tan Hong Geek. 19, in Silat Road on Oct. 5. He was remanded in custody till Nov. 4. Lee is the seventh man to be
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    Officer retires
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Konrad Herman Blaauw, Deputy Director of Medical Services. North Borneo, arrived in Singapore today in the Kimanis on his way back to Britain on retirement.
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    Transferred
    29 6 KOTA BHARU. Wed— The Pasir Mas Assistant District Oflicer. Indie Zulkifli bin Mahmood. brother of Tnehe Humid Muhmood, a Federal councillor, will be transferred to Tumpat next month.
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    4 freed on $12,000 theft charge
    143 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. FOUR ARMY civilian store workers were acquitted today of a charge of stealing 24 canopies worth $12,000 on May 30 from the Return Stores Group. Royal Army Ordnance Oarm in Keat Hoiip— thpir place of work. Mr. Choor Singh, the judge, ordered
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    No more bands in the parks
    41 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The City Council proposes to economise next year by stopping the practice of engaging bands to play in public parks. This has cost the council between $20,000 and $30,000 annually in the past.
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    JAIL FOR CHEATING HOUSEWIFE OF $1
    136 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Abdul Ghani bin ArifT. 38. a former army civilian employee, was jailed for three months today for cheating a housewife of $1 by impersonation on Oct. 8. He pleaded guilty. Mr. S. K. Lee. a district judge, was told that Abdul Ghani
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    Goldsmith is awarded $10,406 damages
    121 6 Goldsmith is awarded $10,406 damages SINGAPORE, Wed. -A 45--year-old goldsmith, Chee Tat Lee. who sued a motor cyclist for damages for personal injuries suffered in an accident n Balestier Road two years ago, was awarded $10,406 by the acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan. in the HUh Court
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    COUNCIL REPLY: NOTICE WAS SENT
    246 6 COUNCIL REPLY: NOTICE WAS SENT OINGAPORE, Wed. The acting Chief Administrative Officer of the City Council. Mr. P. C. Marcus today found that a Labour Front councillor, Mr. Lee Hwee Yiow, was sent a notice by post, informing him of a staff committee meeting last Monday. Mr. Lee was absent
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    2 men are acquitted
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two men. Tan Chay Boon and Lim Chwee Leng. were acquitted today on a charge of attempting to extort Sso(| from Khoo Kirn San. a typist, at the Trafalgar Home, on Aug. 26. Tan and Lim. said to be former patients in the Home
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    NEW LIFE FOR LOST TRIBE
    171 7 COR four weeks men of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment followed a trail in the North Perak jungle. It led them to a "lost" tribe the Jahoi Negrito aborigines. The Government had known of the existence of this 122-strong tribe for years but had
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    They pose for magic 'black box'
    68 7 ABOVE: A family 5 group of the tribe pose for that strange black box the s camera RIGHT: A mother H and her child. They are now learning the E ways of life in a setE tlement a big E change from their old
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    KING WILL MAKE A FOUR-DAY TOUR OF JOHORE
    152 7 KING WILL MAKE A FOUR-DAY TOUR OF JOHORE KUALA LUMPUR, Wer 1 The Yang di-Pertuan Ago n g, and his consort, the Raja Pc r maisuri Agong, will pay an official four-day state visit to Johore from Nov. 8. At Segamat they will be met by Tungku Temenepong Ahmad and
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    St. Andrew's Day
    40 7 IPOH. Wed. St. Andrew:; Day will be celebrated by the Perak Society on Saturday. Nov. 29 with a ball in the Ipoh Club, followed by a special service the following morning at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church here.
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    A smoother ride...
    37 7 TIMPAT. Wed.— A bicycle dealer at Wukaf Bfiaru. near here, Mr. Tan Buon Seng, has contributed 85.000 to the people of the kampong to build a two-mili- road from WaJiaf Bbaru to Kampon^ Kcdai.
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    CHANGE LONGHOUSE STRUCTURE CALL
    139 7 KUCHING. Wed. A suggestion has been made to alter the century old design of the Iban longhouse in Sarawak. The suggestion was made at a recent meeting of the Baram District Council in the Fourth Council by the chairman. Mr. M. It McSporran. He explained that
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    Tress row now poll issue
    271 7 Tress row now poll issue SEGAMAT, Wednesday. THE row over Segamat's controversial trees be- came a political issue today when a candidate for the coming Town Council by-election led a protest march through the streets condemning the council's "stoneheaded" decision to fell the trees in the main street Jalan Ibrahim.
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    DEATH
    74 8 21) Wurd* SlO (Minimum). OOL DEATH of Mrs. Cheah Wat H>e, Nee Madam Low Lean Choo, took place at lt>s Western Road. i'tiian^'. on Wednesday 29th October 1958. lea\in« beliind an only Child, Mrs. Bumy Ooi Nee Cheah Hep He.it;. ,i i.ii-in-lau. Dr. Ooi Kee Wan, and live grand
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    52 8 ACK NOWLEDGMENTS 10 H'ara 1 SlO (Minimum). MH. .c MRS. C. K. MENON Jhiink relatives Iriends lor valuable pres-enus messages on the occasion of their niarriaye. MR. AND MRS. SALLEH HAJI ABDUL WAHID Thank ail rela•;ci friends lor their conuratulutory messages. valuable presents and attendance at their marriage on 26th
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 8 •II Words i;fl (Minimum). IN LOVING MEMORY of P. E. Sundanm, died on 30.10.52 "Gone but, never forgotten.'
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    266 8 11l Hurrfv J./9 I Minimum). ENJOY DEVONSHIRE cream leas with Younys Devonshire Clotted Cream irwu Cold Storage. i.u,apore. I HE SCRIPTO SATELLITE. America's mat exclusive ball pen. U now available in Maiaya. Aik to see one to-da\. A NEW SWEDISH Typewriter, teat member of the Facit family witii exclusive
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    Labour Relations Improving
    237 8 Labour Relations Improving A hopeful feature of laboui relations in the Federation i; noted in the Department ol Labour's monthly report Many employers are knowr, to have refrained from dismissing workers or reducing wages in an endeavour tc avoid friction as far as possible during a ten.porary recession. The unions
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    Pope John Will
    251 8 Both the ago ot the new Pope lie is 76 and his career suggest that the new head of the Catholic Church has been chosen to initiate ti period ot conservative reform in Rome which will restore the Cardinals to their traditional position and strengthen the authority
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    The Straits Times Spore, Thurs. Oct. 30, 1958. Behind The Bomb
    671 8 The Straits Times Spore, Thurs. Oct. 30, 1958. Behind The Bomb There are better odds on another nuclear bang tomorrow than on an agreement to suspend nuclear testing. Britain, the United States and Russia meet at Geneva in an atmosphere thick with fall-out. Seven months after unilateral Russian suspension of
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    RUSSIA'S DICTATORS MAKE THREE BLUNDERS—AND THE WORLD WILL REMEMBER
    1028 8 RUSSIA'S DICTATORS MAKE THREE BLUNDERS— AND THE WORLD WILL REMEMBER KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. ANE reads so much about the blunders of the democracies that the blunders of the dictatorships are sometimes overlooked. And yet there have been three examples in the last few days of behaviour so cynical or so
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    Lock icon Will Soekarno startle the world next month?
    476 8  -  JAMES FLANNERY by JAKARTA. I UKESIDENT SockI arno will jour- ncy to the fringe of j Dutch -ruled West j Now Guinea in a j tour planned for early November this year. Indonesia claims this half of j the huge island j above
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      Penny-wise policy on Poly training
      210 8 IT used to be the policy of the Singapore Government to help its technical stair to further their knowledge which will be beneficial to their work. But the Government has now abandoned that wise policy. The apprentices of the P W.D. were told recently that
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      149 8 WE feel that the headline on our statement IST. Oct. 27) about the P.P.P. was misleading. What part of our statement said was this"Statements have been made by the P.P.p in Penang giving the impression to the puolic that they have come to an understanding with
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      CALL TO PLANT RUBBER
      75 8 THE call by the Federation's Minister of Commerce and Industry Mr Tan Siew Sin, to plant one million acres with rubber should beseriouslv nsidered. If Government would encourage new rubber planting with a subsidy as in Sarawak, and make the necessary land available there will surely
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      295 8 i Straits Times Free Press I For the convenience ot odvtr- i literi our reprnwitativn ot Ul I Moor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD, will receive -noil odvi rliscmcnti and answer* ro bo> number*. Classified advertis mentt may also be handed Io: CITY BOOK STORE LTD.. i Winchester Mouse, Collyer
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    The mixed marriage idea raises a storm
    144 9 The mixed marriage idea raises a storm SINGAPORE, Wed. The All Malaya Muslim Missionary iiiy here today trongly criticised the Minister of Education, nche Mohamed Khir i Johari, for urgMulays to marry other races. ciety also accused Mrs. o/dar. secretary of (apore Council for of "interfering Muslim religion I creating
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    $50,000 dig
    50 9 T OHORE BAHRU. Wed. State Government is to SJO.OOO to locate under■vater at Kulai. DEATH i.MUTHU ODAVER. aaed Catectitet, at. Anthony's X.L... died 29.10.58. 30.10.58, le.ivina residence. 3 J.dan Perhemian. Senml ue Sentul Works Police at 4.30 p.m. for St. ny's Church and thence to .is Road Cemeierv.
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    N.Z. minister to to visit Malaya
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The New Zealand Defence Minister. Mr. Phillip G. Connolly, will vis.t Singapore and the Federation on Nov. 16 to see the New Zealand forces serving in Malaya
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    School head sacked after 7 weeks
    402 9 BOARD LETTER SPEAKS OF DISSATISFACTION' It's an insult he says ur PENANG, Wednesday. THE principal of the Penang Han Chiang High School, Dr. Fong Hok Li, has been dismissed by the school management committee after only seven weeks in Malaya. "It's an insult," Dr.
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    WHY MALA YA WILL NOT TAKE PART
    90 9 WHY MALA YA WILL NOT TAKE PART KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry today clarified the reason.s why Malaya will not be taking part in the Melbourne international trade fair next year. It told the Straits Times that due to the Ministry's many other commitments it i
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    Banned books: A loophole
    320 9 GOVT.'S VIEWS DIFFER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 4 LARGE number of Communist Chinese books banned in Singapore can still be sold in the Federation and vice versa because of the difference in the ban imposed by the two governments. A spokesman of the Federation Ministry of Interior
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    Back door clue to robbery
    91 9 Back door clue to robbery PENANG. Wed— A housewife, Lim Soo Choo, noticed the back doors of her Birch Lane house open last night. She immediately telephoned the police. Meanwhile, she made a check and found that a drawer in an almeirah upstairs, where she kept her jewellery and money,
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    Malayan Collieries capital down
    173 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. i The Malayan Collieries Ma- laya's only coal mining com|pany— has decided to reduce it. 1 authorised capital of $4 million to $2 million as -t has more capital than re- uuired rosolut on on this was passed by shareholders at an extraordinary
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    Party switch
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Party Negara youth leader, Inche Kamaruddin bin Abu Hassan has resigned from the party to join Party Rakyat.
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    PEARL IS PREMINGER'S CHOICE
    185 9 She lands coveted role of Red girl in film planned for Malaya filmed entirely in .Malaya and Singapore. Vivacious and pretty as a picture. l!i->«*ar-old Pearl has worked at Shaw Brother^ Hong King studios for four years appearing in five Cantonese films. Pearl, who is English
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    JOINT PROBE FEES BID BY DOCTORS
    185 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'THE British Medical Association and the Alumni Association are expected to form a sub-com-mittee to study the question of specialists fees in the medical services. Reliable sources told the Straits Time* today that it had not yet been decided whether the
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    BRITAIN BY BUS SCHEME IS OFF
    163 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The first SingaporeBritain bus service is oil —for the time being. I*he planner. 16-year-oid Austral) jn eng.neer Mr C. V. Thick today said he had failed to get the six passengers he requires for the pioneer 8,000-mile trip. Three of the four
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    Steno promoted
    37 9 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Wed.— Mr M. John, a stenographer, attached to the District Office Kuala Kubu Bharu. will go on promotion to the Public Works Department, in Kuala Lumpur at th° end nf this month.
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    DRUNK COOK JAILED
    129 9 SEREMBAN. Wed. A district court martial today sentenced an Army cook to a total of 56 days' detention on two charges of using violence on his superior officer and tor drunkenm s> Private Ronald Odger. 19. of the Army Catering Corps. Signal Regiment, pleaded guilty to the
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    1446 10 BEES CONTRIBUTE TO BEAUTY EXPERIMENT IN REJUVENATION WOMEN are naturally curious, especially about anything to do with preserving youth and good looks, so like thousands of other women rhis week I investigated one of the latest devices for warding off middle ase a cosmetic evolved from bees' secretions.
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      133 10 Iwjwmfc •^.■N^^A".^ L "Sft 1 ■■•.*.v. 1 :^^^^BB|wßrvffi;.-:* m'S»*i!c'_. "''iTf^^iffi'i^H^a^B ■■■BSE C1 Parfumeur Paris •••••••••••^^•••••****)f -K THRILL AGAIN TO THE EXCITEMENT AND J^DARING OF THIS IMMORTAL ADVENTURE! yL, Hood M J^yOhS V—^\ EASTMAN COLOUR X ODEON NEXT CHANCE! J use Rexona For ihe natural loveliness of a healthy skin! ■<**''
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    Crowning the Pope
    1522 11  -  mollie| McGEE |By CQLOURFUL^ETTINGS DATE BACK TO A THOUSAND YEARS day the Pope is crowned in the Basilica St. Peter's the ijreat marble floor is com v hidden by masses of people, divided by ilashes and pools of crimson carpet. side, packed black between colonnades two •ed
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      137 11 Canmmm A Co. By M*** i_frTß7i I*™ PS MM W^^^WM i ..vr c Ja~\ 1 i ?v!^ i-ii-p) ii'"'"n\/~if ii tT^'K^Tii' ,"F> -k —i 1 \M SA% ~^^w f, *-~\\jyFMk fc -v xV '^wmw\\\ CTWEC Ml VFLS i ■-i r» !^£j X^mW -T k^HMH I Aer that an t ymmJ^
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    RUBBER OVER 90 CENTS AGAIN: TONE STILL BULLISH
    524 12 RUBBER OVER 90 CENTS AGAIN: TONE STILL BULLISH By Our Market Correspondent THE slightly preponderant feeling on the Singapore Rubber Market continues to be bullish and yesterday again saw the price taken up over the 90 cents level for the first time since last week. Fair trade buying and continued
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    484 12 The Malayan Share Broken' Association reported: "Industrials were Irregular, while tins and rubbers were steady and the turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fraser Neave ords $1.59 to $1.57; Gammon $1.64; W. Hammer $1.57; Hongkong Shanghai $387 and $386; Jackson 6i
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malayan Share Market Oct. 29 Oct. 38 Industrials: 89.61 89.66 Tim: 86.0."> 8.V61 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    134 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares recorded a steady tone on the Stock Exchange here today and shares generally have tended to level out over the past week. Loans were steady. Loans 3,. 1956-oU £99 9s. 9d. Bank of N.S.W £35 Con. Zinc 69 7 Mount Lyell 28 ti j
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    RUBBER PRICES
    151 12 November first trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 90 > 8 cents per lb. up 1\ cents on Tuesday's closing price. Closing tone: Steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 88%, sellers 89^»; Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Belgian Francs 1618: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.79 i for
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    26 12 SINGAPORE. OCT. 2!> RUBBER: 90 4 cents per lb. (up 12 cents). TIN: §374.25 per picu. (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 120 tons.
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    PRODUCE PRICE
    57 12 Singapore hin*v i. change noon terday were Copra; mm October/N0v,,,. sellers. Pepp,r was reported <. $123, Barawak wak black S7: Sincapori' P.m. priors; A| »uu Bombay mixed buyers, $39 steady. Singapore Coconut m Association: b,: 1 drum MO quiet. H.C.B. Lto R,,n,k October s:< v 11. 1 .B.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    36 12 Ships him; atMOb. lh expected Lxlav rh,^ Awata Mam 6A, Btnai Somali 1/8, 11. Mahathcv, 16. Java 18. N Rajah Brook. 23/24. Uaxudu 27/28. Hoe >.. Arita Maru 3! 34. Benalder Tamashumo 42/43. Queen v.
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      1190 12 THE TOWN COUNCIL ELECTIONS (TOWN COUNCIL OF BANDAR MAHARANI) REGULATIONS, 1951. (REGULATION 18) NOTICE OF ELECTION THE TOWN COUNCIL OF BANDAR. MAHARANI Election of Councillors for the MAHARANI, SULTAN IBRAHIM. PARIT STONGKAT and TEMMENGOONG AHMAD Electoral Wardi of the Town Council. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: 1. An election of
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      995 12 NOTICES NOTICE THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) Notice is hereby given that at] the Annual General Meeting of the Company to be held on Friday. 14th November. 1958, at 12 o'clock noon at the office of the Secret- 1 aries within Denmark House, Raffles
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      535 12 NOTICES CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*) I ii redeemed Pledged Goods and Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops No. 21 New Bridge Road Chin Chong Pak it Chin Kin Loy (Chop Thye Shen) No. 135 New Bridge Road i lam Joon Siong (Chop Sam Foh) No. 189 South Bridge Road Lam Joon
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      376 12 NOTICES ESTATE OF: CELESTINE FERNANDEZ, Deceased Ule of No. 417. list (out Koad. Singapore, who died on the 19th day of April. 1958. Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustee's Ordinance (Chapter 34 > all persons Interested in or having claims against the estate of the deceased person abovementioned whether
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      Coaching panel plan for Singapore athletics
      340 14  -  SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE, Wed. The *3 coaching sub-committee of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has drawn up an elaborate plan aimed at producing a panel of local coaches in the near future. The plan will come into force immediately after the general committee,
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      Lock icon Only goal beats touring amateurs
      62 14 Only goal beats touring amateurs LONDON, Wed. Chelsea the English first division club, beat the touring South African amateur soccer team 1-0 in a match played under floodlights at Stamford Bridge here last night. Jimmy Greaves, Chelsea's inside right, scored the only goal after 17 minutes of the first half.
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      Lock icon Olson in 2nd comeback victory
      93 14 Olson in 2nd comeback victory OAKLAND. (California), Wed.— Carl (Bobo) Olson, working against an opponent who rarely returned a punch, .scored an easy technical knockout victory last night over Don Grant, of Los Angeles, in the seventh of a scheduled 10-round bout. The former world middleweight champion weighed 173 pounds
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    40 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Chung Hwa "Chung" beat Kheng Chow 18-10 In the women's section of the Chung Hwa Cup basketball competition last night. In a men's Gruup "A" match Tuan Yong beat V.M.C.A. Green Eagles 69-62.
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    51 16 HOCKEY SHA. Trial, padang. S.H.A. League Div. 2: Police "B" v Navy Nomads, Thomson Road: Prisons v T.T.C., Changl. SocrEk S.A.F.A. Junior Cup knockout (semi-finals) Kota Raja v Bukit Panjang, 5.15 p.m.; C.A. "A" v Minto C.U., 7 p.m. (both matches at Jalan Besar). Friendly: Jollilads v 8.M.H.,
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    77 16 SINGAPORE. Wed Singapore Hockey Association will nan a ial o^the padang tomorrow to select the Civilians team against Services in the annual Poppy Day match irirn^f S Bl h°u Urs D llah: Mosbergen. Baldhiraj sin-n Kirpai Singh. Hay, Harbhajan Singh; Frida Sockalincam Pennefather. Coutts, Wey Ah
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    153 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The committee of the Singapore Turf Club tonight supported the handicapping for the Gold Cup race on Saturday. The following statement was issued after a meeting of the committee: "Having held an inquiry according to the S.R.A. rules of racing into the handicapping
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    27 16 SINGAPORf I pore Amateur V I ciation today Singh's pole v:: 12ft. Bin. set dv gapore Police I Federation P. July as a Blnga]
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    21 16 STOCKTON 'Califora, Wed.— Kid Javelluna. i4O. The Philippine.-, gained i easy eight-round last night over .1 138, of California.
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